1. Head & Neck Muscles
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2. The Head Muscles
The head muscles have numerous particular capacities however that are typically assembled into two huge classes - facial muscles and chewing muscles.

3. Facial muscles are special since they are embedded into delicate tissues, for example, different muscles or skin. When they pull on the skin of the face, they allow us to grin faintly, smile broadly, grimace, mope, convey a kiss, et cetera.
The chewing muscles starts the separate of nourishment for the body.

4. Facial Muscles
Frontalis : the frontalis covers the frontal bone as it keeps running from the cranial aponeurosis to the skin of the eyebrows, where it embeds. This muscle permits you to raise your eyebrows, as in astound, and to wrinkle your temple.

5. Orbicularis Oculi: the orbicularis oculi has filaments that keep running in circles around the eyes. It permits you to close your eyes, squint, flicker, and wink.
Orbicularis Oris: the orbicularis oris is the roundabout muscles of the lips. Because it shuts the mouth and projects the lips, it is regularly called the "kissing muscle"

6. Buccinator: the fleshy buccinator muscle runs evenly over the cheek and embeds into the orbicularis oris. It levels the cheek. It is likewise recorded as a chewing muscle since it packs the cheek to hold the nourishment between the teeth during biting.
Zygomaticus: the zygomaticus stretches out from the side of the mouth to the cheekbone. It is frequently alluded as the “smiling" muscle since it raises the side of the mouth upward.

7. Chewing Muscles
Masseter: the masseter covers the edge of the lower jaw as it keeps running from the zygomatic process of the temporal bone to the mandible . This muscles shuts the jaw by raising the mandible.
Temporalis: the temporalis is a fan-molded muscle overlying the temporal bone. It embeds into the mandible and goes about as a synergist of the masseter in shutting the jaw.

8. Neck Muscles
Generally, the neck muscles, which move the head and shoulder support, are little and strap like.

9. Platysma: the platysma is a solitary sheet like muscle that covers the anterolateral neck. It starts from the connective tissue covering of the mid-section muscles and embeds into the region around the mouth. Its activity is to pull the edges of the mouth poorly , delivering a descending droop of the mouth.
Sternocleidomastoid: The sternocleidomastoid muscle is a two-headed neck muscle. A one-sided withdrawal of the sternocleidomastoid muscle flexes the cervical vertebral segment to a similar side (parallel flexion) and pivots the make a beeline for the inverse side. A respective innervation prompts to a height of the head (dorsal expansion). Also it bolsters the motivation giving that the head stops (inspiratory breathing muscle).

10. Trapezius: is one of two substantial shallow muscles that augment longitudinally from the occipital unresolved issue bring down thoracic vertebrae and along the side to the spine of the scapula (shoulder bone). Its capacities are to move the scapulae and bolster the arm.

11. Questions Which muscle is knowing as the “kissing” muscle ?
Orbicularis oris.
Masseter.
Temporalis.
Orbicularis oculi.

12. Questions What’s the function of the platysma? It levels the cheek.
To pull the edges of the mouth poorly , delivering a descending droop of the mouth.
To move the scapulae and bolster the arm.
It raises the side of the mouth upward.

13. Questions What are two characteristics of the neck muscles?
This muscles permits you to raise your eyebrows, as in astound, and to wrinkle your temple.
It shuts the mouth and projects the lips.
It raises the side of the mouth upward.
Are little and strap like.

14. Answers Which muscle is knowing as the “kissing” muscle ?
A. Orbicularis oris.
What’s the function of the platysma?
B. To pull the edges of the mouth poorly , delivering a descending droop of the mouth.
What are two characteristics of the neck muscles?
D. Are little and strap like.